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The purchaser of a bottled beverage is more likely to be successful in a suit for damages against the manufacturer as a result of becoming ill if:

▸ she saw a small spider in the bottle after taking "a sip."

▸ she saw a small spider in the bottle on the store shelf and decided not to buy it.

▸ she saw a small spider in the bottle and decided not to drink it.

▸ she gave the bottle to a friend and saw a small spider in the bottom after her friend drank it.

▸ she saw a small spider in the bottle and dropped it on the ground before she opened it.

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